Earn a certificate in cybersecurity
Cyberattacks on schools, hospitals, government offices and major corporations are on the rise. A certificate in cybersecurity prepares you with skills that employers are increasingly seeking to help ensure the resilience of their organization in the face of these growing threats.
Why study cybersecurity at Washburn?
By earning a certificate in cybersecurity from Washburn, you'll become a well-rounded cybersecurity professional with technical skills and legal knowledge.
You'll gain a foundational understanding of cybersecurity concepts and critical legal and policy issues, and you will have the opportunity to choose a course to explore a specialization within the field. Whether you are a computer information science major, a student from another discipline, a non-degree-seeking student or a working professional, this certificate will help you establish or expand your knowledge in cybersecurity.
Courses you'll take
A certificate in cybersecurity requires 5 courses—15-16 credit hours of course work.
"Cybersecurity skills are essential in today's digital world, where threats affect every industry and profession. Education in this field empowers students and professionals to respond to evolving risks and strengthen the security of organizations and communities."
— Dr. Joey Kendall-Morwick, Washburn cybersecurity professor
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